King George I Research Paper
I first thought I was going to change the world or at least make a difference through physical therapy. That was what I had my mind set on, even throughout high school. But then my world turned a complete 180. I had to move to Nowhere, Texas with my mom, dad, two older sisters, and their kids (my niece and nephew); Charlotte and Cillian. It was weird, hard, and the last thing I ever wanted. Although the move had nothing to do with my career goals, it was another thing that I questioned along with everything that was going on in my life at the time. So I moved down to West Texas, where I started to attend college for the degree I thought I wanted, while babysitting my niece and nephew to make some extra cash. But babysitting turned out
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There are people who have to live in shame and doubt because they have lost their voice or just cannot communicate the way they wish to. For example, people who have had a stroke, or had to go through facial reconstruction, or just have had impaired speech since a young age. Children get bullied and have to face that struggle everyday which is hurtful and hard to live with. And most importantly it affects how they see themselves. I want to help kids, or just people in general, learn that self worth and get that reassurance that everyone deserves. King George IV had a well-known stammer that he struggled with since childhood, but with the help of an Australian speech therapist named Lionel Logue, he was able to overcome this difficulty and was able to make inspiring radio speeches, including his live radio speech announcing the entering of World War II. I want to be able to make the same kind of impact that Lionel Logue did. He was a leader behind the scenes that helped the leader that was front and center, and the people I want to help could maybe be leaders in some way or another. They deserve that help and I want to be the one to help them get it. I mean speech is a necessity for practically everyone. Communication is a LITERAL key to unlocking doors or barriers. Everyone has a voice, literally or figuratively, and I want to use my voice to help others find theirs. THAT is how I want to change the world, or at least their world. That is how I want contribute to society and to make a
There are people who have to live in shame and doubt because they have lost their voice or just cannot communicate the way they wish to. For example, people who have had a stroke, or had to go through facial reconstruction, or just have had impaired speech since a young age. Children get bullied and have to face that struggle everyday which is hurtful and hard to live with. And most importantly it affects how they see themselves. I want to help kids, or just people in general, learn that self worth and get that reassurance that everyone deserves. King George IV had a well-known stammer that he struggled with since childhood, but with the help of an Australian speech therapist named Lionel Logue, he was able to overcome this difficulty and was able to make inspiring radio speeches, including his live radio speech announcing the entering of World War II. I want to be able to make the same kind of impact that Lionel Logue did. He was a leader behind the scenes that helped the leader that was front and center, and the people I want to help could maybe be leaders in some way or another. They deserve that help and I want to be the one to help them get it. I mean speech is a necessity for practically everyone. Communication is a LITERAL key to unlocking doors or barriers. Everyone has a voice, literally or figuratively, and I want to use my voice to help others find theirs. THAT is how I want to change the world, or at least their world. That is how I want contribute to society and to make a